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I am 2 weeks post op and have noticed this week that I am extremely tired, is this normal? How long will it last for?

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jsantos3705Mar 24, 2017

I also have had a lot of difficulty concentrating and remembering things. How long will this last for Someone sent me a link about breast implant illness, is this even real? Some of the symptoms listed there I've noticed.

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Christopher J. Davidson, MD, FACS

Thank you for your question.  Nine weeks post breast augmentation would be considered a safe time to participate in CPR training.  That being said, my advice is that if it hurts, don't do it.  You may be able to speak with your CPR instructor prior to the class.  Best of luck.

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Robert M. Tornambe, MD

I am sorry you are having this problem. It appears that your implants have become laterally displaced and you may need a revision, which involves closing off the pocket laterally, preventing the implant from falling off when you lie down.  It is a fairly straight forward procedure. Talk to yo...

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Christopher J. Davidson, MD, FACS

Thank you for your question and photographs.  Some breast asymmetry is quite normal before and after surgery.  Your photograph indicates that you did have some asymmetry prior to your procedure.  That being said, you may want to discuss implant massage at your up-coming follow-up appointment.  ...

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Ted Eisenberg, DO, FACOS, FAACS

I allow my patients to sleep in any desired position that is comfortable to them, after breast augmentation surgery, from the night of surgery on. I believe you and the implants are not that fragile. You won’t pop or displace their implants by sleeping on them; implants are extremely durable. I...

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Bhupesh Vasisht, MD

In the immediate post op period I recommend ice.  This limits bruising and keeps swelling at bay in the early healing phase.  Hope this helps.

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